but i think what people are missing is the lyricism displayed on mama's gun and baduizm. those songs were very well written. your work since has seemed almost freestyled in comparison (only going by WU and the two new singles).

an honest inquiry...are you spending as much time on your lyricism now as you did when mama's gun dropped?

or was it b/c there was collective inspiration from MG being recorded near the same time as voodoo and lwfc?

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